TimeTagger is an open source time tracking web app by Almar Klein, for individuals and freelancers who tag their time on an interactive timeline and make PDF reports to bill clients.
TimeTagger records time on an interactive timeline and organises it with tags instead of projects.
It produces PDF reports to bill clients and CSV exports for spreadsheets, lets you set targets and follow your progress, and includes a Pomodoro timer.
It works offline in the browser and syncs when back online, and it has a web API and a command-line tool.
Who TimeTagger suits
Freelancers who bill clients from time reports
Developers who want to self-host their time tracker or track time from the terminal
One limit. After the 14-day trial, the hosted service needs a paid plan.
What TimeTagger costs
Self-hosting the open source version is free; the hosted service has a 14-day trial with no card, then a monthly, yearly or one-time lifetime plan.
Current prices: timetagger.app ↗. We do not list prices: makers change them, so check the maker's own page before you buy.
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